#property tax recovery

Bombay High Court rules that condominium associations seeking interim relief for unpaid maintenance or property tax must establish both the exact quantum owed and a prima facie case. Mere allegations without documentary proof are insufficient, setting a higher evidentiary threshold for monetary claims in housing disputes.

MP High Court reaffirms that municipal corporations cannot resort to sealing premises as a coercive measure for property tax recovery, as it violates principles of natural justice. The ruling mandates authorities to pursue lawful recovery mechanisms under municipal statutes, protecting property owners from arbitrary administrative actions.

Bombay High Court holds that housing societies cannot recover property tax based on uniform inflated rates; recalculations must align with official municipal records.